Test programs for IPC using Manx C
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These two short programs "Get" and "Have" were written by Brian Witt to
test out the IPC procedures under Manx/Aztec C.  I have taken the editorial
prerogative in a few places to make some slight changes, updates, and
cleanups. I haven't changed the functions of the programs at all (I hope!).

The Manx makefile is also included (but the necessary source IPC.c is in
the IPC_Sources directory).  The programs also compile perfectly well under
Lattice; you should have no problem following the examples in demo_sources
to do the same thing here.

"Have" accepts messages containing two integer items (in slots 2 and 3),
and returns their product in the first slot (initially empty).  Note that
it also prints the result in its window, so it should only be run from a
CLI (and of course it must be a different one from "Get"!!).

"Get" takes two numeric command-line arguments, puts them in a message,
sends it to "Have", and prints the result.  If you don't already have
"Have" running, it will exit with a message to that effect.

Notice that Brian has used a different ID 'NUMB' from my 'INTG': I haven't
changed this, but this is the sort of conflict that needs sorting out in a
public standard -- hopefully over usenet.

                                            -- Pete ---

                                            August 1988